Herzlichen Glückwunsch an Nataliia Fiebrig zum BMZ-Engagementpreis 2026 in der Kategorie „Newcomer*in“. Die Auszeichnung würdigt ihr Engagement für das Ukraine2Power-Winterprojekt und zugleich den Einsatz unseres Teams in Kyjiw sowie die große Unterstützung aus Deutschland.

Aus einem persönlichen Videoaufruf von Nataliia Fiebrig entstand ein großes Winterprojekt, getragen von einer unerwartet starken Solidarität aus Deutschland. Dieses Engagement wird nun mit dem BMZ-Engagementpreis 2026 gewürdigt.

Ukraine2Power donated portable power stations to the House of Butterflies, Ukraine’s largest children’s hospice, to help keep essential care running during power outages. The hospice supports seriously ill children with palliative care, rehabilitation, and a safe, loving environment.

Ukraine2Power joined the Ukrainian Investment Congress to discuss what is needed to accelerate Ukraine’s energy recovery. The focus was on decentralised generation, bankable projects, and strong local partnerships that can turn investment into real impact.

Ukraine2Power delivered warming kits to the team at Good Bread from Good People, an inclusive bakery creating meaningful employment for people with intellectual disabilities. The kits provide practical help during winter and prolonged power outages.

Ukraine2Power donated 67 portable power stations to SVOYI to provide life-saving backup power for palliative patients and others who depend on medical equipment. Watch the video for a behind-the-scenes look at how the stations were prepared for deployment.

Ukraine2Power joined partner NGO Litai in celebrating four years of building an inclusive community for families of children with disabilities and internally displaced people. The event highlighted the strength of local partnerships and shared support.

Ukraine2Power distributed heating kits to families of children with disabilities during a Family Support Day in Kyiv, helping them prepare for the colder months ahead. The event also created space for families and partners to connect and discuss rehabilitation, healthcare, inclusive education, and other important needs.

Ukraine2Power distributed some remaining winter heating kits to families of children and young people with spinal muscular atrophy during a special celebration at Kyiv’s Comprehensive Rehabilitation Center. The event brought families, volunteers, veterans, and local partners together for a day of joy and practical support.

Ukraine2Power participated in the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 and its side events, highlighting the role of decentralized energy, strong partnerships, and civil society in Ukraine’s recovery. The discussions reinforced a shared message: resilient communities start with resilient energy and long-term international cooperation.

At the official UNDP Green Energy Recovery Programme side event ahead of URC 2026, Nataliia Fiebrig highlighted the vital role of Ukrainian civil society in building international partnerships for the country’s recovery. Drawing on Ukraine2Power’s experience, she emphasized how trust, cooperation, and shared understanding turn solidarity into lasting impact.

Ukraine2Power and the Ukraine Facility Platform have signed a memorandum of cooperation to advance Ukraine’s energy recovery and strengthen community resilience. The partnership will focus on accelerating decentralized energy solutions, supporting reforms, and attracting investment for Ukraine’s energy future.